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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1933
Page
8
Mrs. David Davis returned to Roswell last night after a month visiting relatives in Michigan Indiana and Ohio. She was called east by the serious illness of her sister whom she left somewhat improved.
J B Savage left on the train Saturday afternoon for Dallas to attend the regular quarterly meet ing of The Praetorians board of directors. He is also the New Mexico state manager and will return to Roswell after the meeting.
Mother's Day May 14th Send flowers and plants. We have a good selection at reasonable prices. Phone 273. We deliver, Grover's Flowers.
Roswell DeMolays plan Mothers Day observance on Sunday May 14 attending the Christian church invited by Rev D B Tius pastor and coordinated through Wallace Wilson. All DeMolays will meet at 10 40 o clock Sunday morning at the Masonic Temple and proceed together to the church.
Advertisement for columbines in large containers offered at 25 cents per plant by Mrs. L. H. Weller located at 605 North Washington Street. Purely local sale note from the period.
Absolutely guaranteed no fix no pay promise. We save all makes. Call 289 and leave it to Falcons Electrical Service at 123 W. 2nd. Ad style blurb promoting repair service and phone contact.
Roswell DeMolays announce a public memorial service at 8:00 PM on Monday May 22 in the Masonic Temple. Two deceased members will be honored with special music from a Christian church quartet and Miss Harriet Poorbaugh, with Rev. F B Howden Jr delivering the address.
Kansas City authority on every kind of permanent waving and texture of hair will be here to instruct and assist Old Mission Beauty operators Monday and Tuesday. If you are going to have a permanent, it will pay you to come see us at Mission Beauty Shop.
Flower shop urges early orders for Mother’s Day gifts and delivery with ecards. Includes phone number 275 and shop name Glover's Flowers.
J. and M. urge shoppers to remember Mother's Day on Sunday May 14. Pick a greeting card from Cobean Stationery Shop to convey a special message and make her day memorable.
The Ad Man reviews a snow report for Ruidoso, says roads were clear despite a twelve inch forecast, and notes strong growth on the Main Drag with new storefronts including Foster and Miller. The city’s beauty contest prizes guide new improvements, Mothers Day is upcoming with bargains hinted, and Roswell contractor R. B. Gaines is in town at the Ruidoso Junction welcoming visitors.
A ten man delegation from the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association met with the State tax commission in Santa Fe to press a 50 percent cut in grazing land values. Spokesman T Mitchell of Albert said the commission showed sympathy and would consider the request. Delegates included Tom Talle Vermijo Part Joe Lane Roswell Don Jackson Las Vegas Ed Johnson Raton Bill Spence D Brownfield Deming Lee Evans Will N. Harris Carrizozo.
The Fin and Feather Club will hold its annual meeting tomorrow night at the chamber of commerce. Directors will be elected and will appoint officers, and the opening dates of the fishing season will be set. George W. Zink serves as club president.
A Ford coupe carrying Roswell residents Don Wilkins and Jim Williamson skidded off a shoulder near Hondo between Hondo and San Patricio on Saturday morning. The vehicle rolled down a steep embankment turning about one and three quarters times. both occupants escaped injury. The car belonged to Don Wilkins.
A Mother's Day flower promo runs May 14 urging callers to phone 275 and order from Glover's Flowers. The advertisement, coded MS814e, promises quick results for requests.
The Chaves County Commission met to discuss delinquent tax sale funding and curb costs. County treasurer Harold Crosby requested 1209 for stamps and printing. commissioners denied funds. Applications for sanitary officer were reviewed. no regular hire. Instead, about 15 per month for bacterial milk tests approved. Refunds of 85.66 on fire insurance premiums credited to treasurer. A warrant for 166.35 issued to State A and M College. Treasurer, clerk, and agricultural agent reports filed. Meeting continued later today.
The administration bill to protect investors in securities was approved by the Senate after about two hours of debate and without a roll call. It now goes to conference to resolve differences with the House measure passed Friday. The Pash Program and related Roosevelt reforms also moved forward with hearings and reconciling bills.
Irwin W. Wright, chief national bank examiner for the 10th district, will be in Albuquerque Wednesday to review Louis Miller's report on the First National Bank of Albuquerque. Miller, a special examiner, has been assessing assets and liabilities to determine steps for a potential reorganization. A separate note reports Frank Maxwell Jr., son of a rancher near Carrizozo, was bitten by a rattlesnake and treated in a local hospital. recovery expected.
Gallup New Mexico May 8 AP Gilson Tucker was sentenced to 90 to 99 years for the 1938 murder of Lorenzo M Eaves. Judge M A Otero Jr imposed the term to ensure restricted custody with no parole eligibility. The verdict was for second degree murder after insanity defenses were rejected.
Conferees exceed authority and send the measure back to conference. Senate considers a 535 million independent offices appropriation to give the President broader power to cut spending. Finance committee approves a compromise electricity tax with a two percent levy on producers and a one percent tax on individual users, plus extensions of gas tax and postal changes.
In Washington the senate hearing on Harriman National Bank and Trust Co of New York continues. Acting Comptroller F G Awalt hints at possible suit to make New York Clearing House banks reimburse Harriman depositors. Conservator Henry E Cooper recounts fund misappropriation to back an allegedly illegal loan by Joseph Harriman for bank stock.
Classified notice advertising a meal ticket deal priced at 5.25 for 21 meals. Mentioned recipient Mrs. EF C Richmond at 498 North Richardson and a social meal plan. Includes reference to Alstt.
A vintage ad proclaims an infestation of moths and urges customers to call 890 to store winter coats and furs. It touts Bailey's Cleaning Works storage vault as fire moth and burglar proof, urging action and protection.
Display features many cards for relatives beyond mothers including father grandmother sister daughter wife and son. Send these messages for Mother's Day and derive pleasure from choosing the right note.
A local shop offers a tasteful selection of Mother's Day gifts and cards. The Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street invites customers to browse a curated collection.
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